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Re: Transmission shuttering at super slow speed

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Re: Transmission shuttering at super slow speed

Tom Lawrence26 Sep 2006 03:02
Driveline shudder, caused by a worn U-joint.

Richard Howard26 Sep 2006 00:43
O.K. dodge guru's figure this one out. Dodge ram 1500 4x4 quad, 100,500 miles
and new balanced tires, brakes and rotors. When initially taking off from
stop, and without touching gas, truck shutters ever so slightly but enough to
see out rear view mirror. As soon as I touch the gas its gone, or if I reach
3-4 mph. It doesnt do it any other time. If I hold the brake and let it roll
at 1-2 mph it will continue to shutter, almost hop. Is it the Torque
converter going bad, something else? The fluid, and filter where changed
(with proper fluid) but no improvement.

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